Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-29

ten d patroIliae between hsrs and 81.
An6EeWs. ready % 1eins any Euelish
hshsFman that venture ovae the dead
mesaltmie Farmers Eeipsa ~ shsl
Norshern Raeane
NV YoRK, Jan. Ss.--Af q mestinx of
the Direotors Of TIE NsrtheEn Paef6o
RaiiK1ad Company Yesterday, q lesaer
Which be STATED that the farmers along
ne lina IN Dakota vet of the Missouri
River nn6 for eighty miles east Of she
river, had lost nearly all their crops
last year By drouth and hail. nnd he had
taken the responsibility of giving puhlie
notice that the company weuld furnish
seed uheak, oafs and oeAeF grains 10 snch
farmers as we're destitute 20 enable
them 70 pnt In crops In TIE spring. TIE
seed IL 10 be 3 loan krum the enmpany 30
BE- repaid bashel for bushel IN The
antnmn. Mr.. Cakes expressed the
| opinisn that 10000 bushels % uhsak
and 60.000 bushels Of oats would be
needed fer seed, and be recommended
thai the Board appropriate $4,000 for
that parposs. his aciion vas approved
Triai af AnefheF meeaier.
HKW YenK. Jan 28-The trial Of ex-
Alderman O'Nsill vas beQuR today.
Tee iIfsEmers sx Alderman Michael
/ Duffy, was the lifHf witness aworn. His
story Of the combination 10 vste away
| the franchise Of the Broadway Raiiway
did not differ from his former relations
Of il. in tho first and second trials Of
McQuade.
Assassin BieraR Guilsy ~ Charged
The Jury in the case Of Louis Bisral,
charged With the attempted aasassina-
ton Of the Surveyor Of the Port, Hams
8. Beattie. found him guilty as charged
today, and recommended him - the
mercy Of the coart.
sulllvan's Arm Drokea Aenan.
NKw Yonx, Jan. 28.-Jehn i. Sullivan,
the puQilist, arrived this afteKnoon 30
get the best surgical opinion as 10 bic
broken arm. He vent 10 the ofliee Of
DR.. Sayre. who. after an examination Of
the sounded member, said thae Il bad
been set with the palm downward in
stead Of the reverse. and, while the
fighter conversed With HE friends, the
doctor, by q fuFtive glance observed
Snllivan's pFeoocupAtion, and placing
his left hand on Suilivan'a forearm, and |
the right upon his wrist, be gave the 1
arm q sudden wrench, which broke the /
bones q esoond time. Sullivan bounded /
from his reclining position with SHARP /
cry Of pain, and sank back upon the /
cushions In dead faintine spell. Salts /
and other vivifying applications soon /
hEought hinh back to consciousness, and /
be found bis lsft hAad lying palm ap- |
wards. as DR.. Sayrs says it should do. i
Bus the fighter was knocked out and be /
came further WeaFied by fruitless retch- |
ings. He vas ssraightened out after q
while. however, and bis arm vas bound |
IN felt wadding and hnaliy set in plaster
Of paris. Dr.. Sayre says It will be eli /
right four weeks hence, and viii be -
strong as ever.
The Diseased Cattle IN IIllnels.
SPRNaFrKID fnl.), Jan. 2e.-The
answer Of The State Live Stock Com
mission Was delivered 80 the Speaker
this morning IN answer 30 q resolution L
passed By the House last week, request
ing information as 20 the condition Of
pleura pneumonia In the State. The |
answer affirms that eco more cattle,
that have been exposed 30 the disease,
will be quarantiped in addition 20 the
$500 already quarantined. This viii be
followed BY an appFaisement, and the
diseased and exposed cattle viii then be
slaughtered.
Jay Gomld Bays Another Railroad.
LITTLE RecK (Ark.). Jan. 28.-The
9 10 Of the Little Rock and Mississippi /
Railroad waa made today TO Jay Could
who p91d 81, ,800,0 900 for it. The sale
previously made had been set aside for
compliance With the statutts.
ArraIEnea fer nurder.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 28.--Unger vas ar
raigned in the Tombs Police Court to-
day, charged with the murder OF Behie.
He exhibited q stolid indifference, and
when asked IL be desired 10 make any
statement, simply sneeFed and turned
bis bead away. At the request
ed 10 police headquarters. The chief
element Of the mystery now clinRing 10
the case is the faci that the head, with
out which identineatisn will Be difioult,
is still missing. Bohie was born in one
Of the eastern provinces Of Prussia. He
came 10 this country some years ago.
and travelled to California and Oregon,
whsre be was engaged IN business at
the mouth Of the Columbia river. Last
July he came East. He then had Q
draft for $500 fF0m some Oregon !
bank, which be exchanged for German
draft, as be YES going across the ocean
TO settle up some property IN Germany.
He vas away two months and returned
Ia the fall, this time with q Hamburg /
draft for &1200, which be bad /
changed, and went West again, bat
returned almost immediately. He de- |
posted $1,000 in q savings bank here. |
Unger, the prisoner. strictly insists that |
Bohle went 10 Chicago last week. He |
net August Bohle last fall. B0hle re-
piled TO 40 advertisement inserted by /
OnQer for q partner. He induced Bohle |
to come and live with him. IL 10 |
thought that all this tins Unger was |
n,ataFinQ the scheme 10 get rid Of Bohle |
and secure his money. Arrangements |
we're made tonight TO have the plumbing |
Of the Ridge street house examined. A |
woman told the police that on fhursday |
or Friday she met Unger carrying pail
Of something from his room 70 tne aink |
In the hsllwey, and that when be mss |
her be turned his head. This was some |
thing he had never done before. It 10
Thought possible shai the pail may have
cOutainsd the matiiatsd head OF the
murdered man.
WIN Meet % Dlseuss the BiEI
NEW YoRx, Jan. "a meeting Of the
trunk line presidents has been called 20
discuss the Inter State Commeroe bill
and other matters. u will be held In
this city on February Sd. Mneh impof- |
tanoe is attached 20 TIE meeting. as 10 |
viii probably dsiermins the course Of
the railroad companies eonnecied with |
the POOL In ease the bill becomes law.